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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
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The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores, letter, ehapped hands, rtilhlatns,
corns and all skin eruptons, ami positively
cures piles, or no pay required, L Is guar
anteesi TO give perfect satisfaction. ar money
refunded. Price 20 cents Ter box. For sale
ny Baaton Smith. Seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered to all parts af The city
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

can, Win "RouRh on D'rt, Il, as r,ce gAs,uns
and ironing as can b. doe N any lAIu,d-y
bplllns not necessary; uI!iNs NlT otfier "ROu.h
~ Dnt can Dc usei IN Dgth washing and
article tree from vile Aisali, Il ioss moi III
gslioE nor iniurs tie nnet fabric clears,
blezehes, whlteIls though on Dirt l. ia
ohiy article that can be added to stAr;n ihot a.
coldl e give gooi bOdy and beautifui gi1as.
Ar foI though on Dit 10 sni is psrfa 20
Az firss-ciaRs dguEeists 80
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
MR.. KEBLF's INVENTION.

Oh, the funny man may giggle, but IT'S COM
ing by and by
The dcrided Kelly motor am building on
the sly;
Hitch belt 70 this invention and power
will then go forth
That will whirl the eJuiEoxas and the axis
of the earth;
II will wrench the solar system, twist the
orbit Of the sun
Please invest a little money, for II Isn't
hardly done.
Itneeds another piston-rod, perhaps another
screw
But the motor will be ready in about week
or two.
twill WELD mighty power which 1 cannot
here rehearse-
But when It gets In astion II will shake the
universe.
A deep, mysterious power that will reach
fortM wide and far,
And rattle through the galaxy and shskethe
polar star.
The distant Pleiades shall feel this motor Of
renown,
And the northern Handle DIpper" shall
turn over upside down.
But need little money, a few thousand
Just few
And the motor Will be ready In about a
week or two.
-Nse York World.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
KASKINE
RHEUMATISM, =.5E
NERVOUS PR0SrHATIoN,


THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND sUCCEssFttI.
BLOOD PURIFIER, superior 30 outline
Mr.. = a. Miller, Ia Esst l5ith street New
York, was cured hy kAskins a extreme ms.
! risl prustrstion after seven years suffering
He hAd run down from !75 pounds 10 u, began
on Kaskine In June, isSs, went 70 work IN one
month reghired his full weight IN SIX months
Qlinlne did him no good whatever
Mr.. Gideon Thompson, the oldest and one OF
the most respected citizens Of bridgeport,
Cunn-, says; al SIN. ninety years q age,
and for the LAST three years have suffered from
malaria and the effects Of quinine poisoning.
recently began with KAskins which broke up
tie malAris and increased my weight p
pounds
Ms 7. A. Solomons, OF isg Halliday St,
Jersey City, writes Ny son HAIRY, eleven
years, was cured Of Malaria By ksskine. after
niteen months Illness, when We had given NJ
all hope
Lever from the above persons, giving full
details viii be sent on application.
kAskine can b taken without any special
medical atvice si.Oo Per bottie Sold by
TAYLOR q FULLERTON, Wilmington,
or SAINT by MAI on reoe4pt o. price
kAsKrNR 90, 81 Warren street, New fork.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
A nAnE nook-p.eper A,rs,,od.

CnlcAdo, June ia. O. J. Rudolph, for
four years a book keeper In the Continental
National Bank, Is under arrest on charge
Of forgery. He was taken into custody on
bank dav before yesterday, The forgerIes
aggregate 5000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

When aggravated by the injudiei3us uae n,
ointments OF LOTIONS, skin dhesqea are still
easiiy overcome with GLsHHs SrLPHI't N ~
Nothing exerts such Who'll some and hsa,11,fs'
ms inhuelce upon the complexion And sntiya
euticle SOLD by all Drurr istz o4i'ii
:, BILL HAIR AND WHIsEKR DYR Black M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

You are very late, doctor, said tie
SICK man, feebly, II expected you m
hour ago. am afraid the delay may
prove serious II am very sorry ~
sponded the physician, "but got,ipto N
argument over the relative merits Of the
old and new schools Of medicine, and
couldn't get away. Nee York Sun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

mhen BABY vas sick, We gave her CastoriA
mhen she was Child, she eri..d for Castnria.
When she became Mss, she chung TO Castoris
When abe had Children, she gave mem csstor,,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

SaUE DISHES, Glassware, windows
lns3e 1lear Is 1rysta! with "hough ~ Dirt Z
s1ts oE s9Ap Should not Ne tissi u ynu gaulA
AsEe Lhehl -lesAr pare, glean sd GEisitt, with
a4t 2ioE q ttste # soSq, Use Rough IN DlrI'
w. aLa e. EsaSiages. -DrnsslsEA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
.HlIIGm nN nAraMmn,,

slough on Itch cures skin humors, erup-
lions, ring worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted
feet, chilblsins, itih, ivy poison, baroer's Itch
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars Hooae
sarsaparilla Is different from and superior TO any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion ana prep
aratlon Of ingredients, Hoods sarsapariila pos
sesses the full curative value OF the best known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In Its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsap"-
rilln accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar IN strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparillA Is the only medicine Of which can trny
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and DO
NOT produce as good results as Hoods safsapariila,
Peculiar In its T" good name athome = there Is
more OF Hoods sarsaparilia sold IN Lowell, where
IL is made. than OF all other blood purifiers
Peculiar In It's phenomenal record Of sale.
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so short time. Do not be in
duced to take any other preparation. Besnre toge'
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by ali druggists ST. six for s5 Prepared only
| BY c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, MASS
100 Doses one Dollar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

Tiles, rDachsa, snts, b.4i-bIg-, water. niIrs
meths, rst5, inicr, sparTows, jAck RABBITS
gopbers, chirniuhks, cleared 6Ii b Ronst
on hats. l5c
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
REn.IsItGs MIN.

"BttHu-FAIRA. quick, comliiote cure. 4 A
annoying Kidney Diseases, tetarrh OF Biatitier
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
!. rRnuGm mArs,,


clears ont rats, mice, roaches, llie;, ants, bed
bugs, beetles. insects, skunks, lack rabbits
sparTows, gophers, squirrels. l5c. At druggist
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
WORKING CLASSES AAI 4! 4 n. o.

Al Glasses with employment al home. ma ,vS.,ia
o. me time, Or for their spare monenta, R1,s1.
t nsss lev, ngnt and profitable. Persons ~
elaoSr - asly earn nom 50 cent? % IS IN nv
sNenlng, and proportional sum by tieSo.in,
az hen lne % the business. Boys ana gIris
~ 49, nearly az much as men That an vh6 -
NJ. NJ iasy 800 tnsir address. and test the bust
. .esz1 ~ make this oGex. 10 srch a. ar ~,
neA ssnssen We WIN send ons dnliar % NV "a.
sns Eouole % writing Full particulars ~ ~
p p,s.,. ne Aadreas GEORGE STTEsON & co..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

| Is MT q mere palliative remedy, but complete
cure OF worst cnrorie eases; corrscts offensive
| cd ,rs ~ once unequalled for catarrhal throat
affections, dipbtheriA, sore throat, foul breath.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

And Contagious Humors, with Loss Of hair and
kruptlous OF the skin. are positively cured BY
CufiouRA and CUfICURA Soar externally. ard
CUTicuRA RRsoLYKST Internally, when an
otheF me iicines fail Send for Pamphlet
CuT1cURA REMEDIES arc sold eYefyWhera
frice; CuIloURA, the Great skin Cure. 50 Cd, /;
StflouRA SOAP, an Exquisite Beautiier, Is ctE :
StIlCURA hkSoLvEEf, the new blood purfnee
$1.0l PorINR DRue AID CHEMICAL Co, Boston
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
SWaRTHMORE COLLEGE

Opens 9th month, 18th. Thirgy minutes
rom broad 81 Station, PhiladelphiA- Under
tne care OF Friends, but all others admitted.
5 rln college course for both sexes; Classical.
Scientific and Litcrary. Also q Manual Trsin-
ihg ana Preparatory School HeAithful locA-
.non, iarge Grounds, new and extensive build.
nss And sppsratuA For Catalogue and full
IL D., President.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

AEnt HcAn live al home and make more
VIII fmoney at work for us than At anything
VIII telse IN this world. Capital not needed:
Hi you are started free. Both sexes; ali
| W 0agea Any one can do the work Large
earnings sure from nrst start Costly
| oufit and farms free. Better NOT de-
ley: Costs you nothing 70 eand Us your address
aud md out n you are Wise YOU wtu DO 81 Al
onee u. HAILaRrT q CO., Portland, Maine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
INITIATED BLOOD
Inherited and Cautm-
RiOus fNumora Cured
hV llUIlcnFR

UF gHNENNtEUs
THROUGH the medium OF one OF your books
received through Mr.. Frank 7. Wray, Drug
gist, Apollo, Pa, berAfne acquainted with your
CUTioURA REMEDIES, and take this opportunity
70 testify to you that their use has permanently
cured me OF one OF the worst cases OF blood
poisoning, In connection with efysipelas, that l
Rave ever seen, and this after having born pro
bounced incurable by some OF the hest physi-
Clans In our county. ! take great pleasure in
forwarding TO you this testimonial. unsolicited
rs II h BY you, In order tust others suffering
nom similar malHdles may be ENCOURAGED 70
give your CUTICuRA RKNgnIRs trial
p. & WHIfLiNGER, Leechburg, Pa
hsiefence; FRANK I. HRAT, Druggist, APOLLO,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
sCROFULoUs ULCERS.

James Z. richardson, Custom House, New
Orleans, on oath says "In 1871 SsrofuIous
Ulcers broke out on my body until was q mas,
OF corruption Everything known 70 the medical
faculty was uied In vain. l became q mere
wreck. At times could not lift my hands 70 my
head, could not turn In bed was IN constant
pain, and looked upon life as a CURSE No relief
or ours IN ten years. In 1850 / heard Of TIE
CuIicuRA RkMknISs, used than, and was per.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

nCsnt eat 3 thing Hoods Ssrsspsrills
Is 8 wo. d-Fful medicine for creating All apps-
Ute. regulating digestion. and giving strength
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
? = 2 . E7ll1lu 2 . NVllI' q d OAANFUhD.
ONE OF THE WORST GASES.

We have been selling your CufIcURA RKlfE-
DIES for years, and have the irst complaint yet
70 receive from purchaser. One Of the worst
cases OF Scrotula ever saw was cured by the
use OF i've bottles OF CuTICURL RKsoLvRRT
CufIcuRA and CuTicUAA soar. The Soap takes
the cake here as medicinal soap.
TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23

= George 'alE 20 me- the maiden cried
o break the silence dr.1r:
~, Tonight, me ue!su replied,
IN one idea.
strange. she answered mild 7.
asked ii lear
= she swee;ly sntitd.
ave won nigh, dear"
uAl All Mr. Jones. you tatter nj
Tray make yauE meaning clear"
] .'ueSs III hsyr t.. sir ytuehed She.
Yea tr' Tie one i hear"
/. fail 70 see the point" he flushed,
- far ard yet 50 naar;
Then open both your Dyes, she flushed,
+ You are aot the enc eyed hear.
( l1u sali was, the stupid sighed
" And now I'm npt-how queer"
" IT, what I've said would" she cried,
Have Ee'er one hide ear
And then IN pity soft She laid
Har hands IN Els sincere
And ther he rrIers,3o the maid
AMI said, I've won high. dear"
philadelphia Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
The FIRST MARRIAGE LICENSE.

John W. Glass Carries OF the Honors and
will be Married To-dsy-Ons More.
The new marriage license law went into
effect yesterday noon. but about 5 o'clock
in the morning County Clerk Harvey was
timidlY approached by JOnn W. Glass
superintendent OF the District Telegraph
system, who 5ashfullY enquired for liz
esnss blank. and under bis direction it was
Elied out oy the clerk The affidavit for
this srst license, as filed out. was as fol-
lows
state Of Michigan. County Of Kent-r
GROOM.
Fur name OF Groom.
joins 81. CLASH
Age A ls~f hirtnfav-Th hirtT-S1ree years
Whire Back. M1.asto Indisn. etc--white.
Resldsnce-lsra Es1ids. Mich.
Birthplace kings. sn. Canada
0ccursfion - superintendent Grand Rapids
District Telegraph Company.
she's name -Iosspa al SIS
n tarr = mslien uame-IuCfnda Peters.
Number - umes previously msrTied-Tw vice.
BRIDE.
Fnii name Of Bride.
MINNIE =. YOUNG.
Age st iaat ti~tatiav-Si xfeeu yeara
White RiafF Nuiatto Indian. etc Whita
Res sideacs-t-r8nd Rspids Asch.
Rirthpisen-- -CaiesgD. H.
Ccrrgs iou
Fsrserx xuanse-Thornas Younr.
Morhers maiden nsEne-@opfia Fiyrf.--
Numbsr az fulcs previously married
4siie1 name q = widow
As per agreement County Clerk Harvey
refused the fee rendered by xr. Glass be
being the frsf applicant for license. The
marriage viii occur today and Rev. Dr.
Campbell Fsir viii oficiate.
IN the sftsrnoon while Mr. Harvey was
busy in the court room peputv Frank Car
Per Ter hsd the honor q issGing the second
license ne contracting PARTIES we're red
J. Grsner and Miss Fiorsaes J. WhitselI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
THE VOLUNTEER WINS
An EASY ncros4 N T'4s CUP RACE.
Iks Crs~ ef the shtstls Fsink sss S-a .
Clsx 90 her nstssa-4 4er o~esr a@s
fsnas She Csa1a .aet Hass Nss
Essa 81 hsr n<sk

Nav NokK. sept 2T.-TAe frst d The
great intsrnstionsl yacht races fer Amsri.
cas- cup vas wou today by the Nolunteer.
The starting san was fired AZ 1880 sns both
the Volunteer sna tss Thistle immsdisteiy
headed fer tie line. TAs moment ihss
were % great fiess of pleasure boats stsftes
after them At las TIE Volunteer Was fully
= mile IN the lead bat al 50 the Volunteer
was only thres-elghths OF mile ahead.
She, however, slowly increased her lead
until 3.i5. when she rounded the hght-
ship and started homew4rd. The Thistle
rounded the lgbtship a. 4,ol. From this
point back 10 tie finishing line the race
was a practical walkoysr for the Nolun-
teer. The Volunteer presented magnin-
cent sight ss she came booming up the
bay with a triumpbal procession OF Dosts
behind her. The Official finishing uins
was as follows Volunteer, $3.50, Thistle
5:44.45.
A United Press reporter interviewed Bel
and Captain Barr Immediately after the
race Bell said ''fmerely think We are
beaten; | might say badly beaten. have
never IN all her races seen the Thistle ssli
so badly. Something appeared 70 hamper
her As though SIZE had clog on her bottom.
/ ann satisfied, however, that NE could not
have won. even with the Thistle 81 her
best n We were badly handicapped by the
wind ana tide. The Volunteer had the
wind and tide largely in her favor going
down the Nsrrows, while at times We were
almost becalmed. You may Say.
however, that am satisfied
if the committee are. and that ! will not
complain. We intend to Ind out tomor-
row what was really the matter with the
Thistle. The crew have az idea that some
thing is wrong with her bottom, and al
though do not think We will lind any
clog there. | will dock the Thistle tomor-
row and have her thoroughly oyerhsuiec.
Capt. Barr substantiated all OF
Bells statements. but seemed 10
share thes conviction OF the
crew that something was wreng
with the Thistle's bottom. 81 Go not know
what il IS" ne said, but ] am sure that
tie boat has never sailed so badly AZ she
did today. Why, we lost the race before we
got outside the DsrTews. Ii IS true that.
Tor a while We were virtually becslnied
while the Volunteer was running under
full breeze" The belief is that the alleged
wonderful light-weather qualities Of the
Thistle are mostly fictlen, and that the
Volunteer can defeat her IN any wind or
any sra
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
our FISH AND GAME.
Splendid Results of the Work of Our War
dens-1arden smiths Report.

Splendid Results of the Work of Our War
dens-Sarden smiths Report
State Game Warden VIM. Alden Smith
makes the following report of the violations
of the Game and Fish laws for the month
ended September 81. The total number of
arrests during September were IS:
Thomas Kinney, complaint made by
Deputy Warden Philip Chubb, OF SCHOOL,
craft county. tried and found not guilty.
George Selmoor, complaint by Deputy
C. c. Smith. Altoona county; plead guilty;
fined $40 and costs.
Henry Lasontie. complaint by Deputy G.
C. Smith. Altoona county, plead guilty; $40
and costs.
Henry Meis. complaint by Deputy
Smith, Alcona county; plead guilty; s. and
costs.
Geo. Helsendcgen. complaint by Deputy
John Parker, Wayne county; plead guilty;
s. and costs.
Rudolph Graudt, complaint BY Deputy
Parker, Wayne county; plead guilty; s. and
forfeiture of his net.
August f. Burske, complaint By Deputy
". d. Franklin, Roscommon county; vio-
lation of deer law; jury trial. found not
guilty.
II. Boutoucrouskie complaint bv Deputy
P. w Niskern, Manistee county; plead
guilty; fined 30 cents and costs, total. $l2.
Charley Tuch and Ole Peterson, COM
plant by Deputy Niskern, Manistee county;
plead guilty; s. and costs each.
Frank Storm, complaint by Deputy o. n.
Carpenter, 0tsego county; plead guilty; $40.
Joseph German and joseph Chabonan,
complaint by Deputy Jacob Dolf. Marquette
county plead guilty; 500 and $40 costs
each.
Alfred O. Jopling. complaint by Deputy
jacob Dolf, Marquette county; plead guilty;
fined $50 and $500 costs.
David Turner, complaint by Deputy s. s
Stone, Saginaw county; plead guilty; fined
$4.75 and costs.
Gothner Noemsn and Edward wineick
complaint by Deputy 5. s. stone. Saginaw
County; plead guilty; fined 50 and s. costs
each.
Moses Elk (Indian) complaint by Deputy
s. S. Stone, Saginaw County; plead guilty
s. and $4.75 costs.
Charles Conthee. Jr., complaint by Dep
uty Charles Rice. 81. Joseph County; found
not guilty.
Aftiliis Taylor. complaint by Deputy T
w Ransom. Berrien County; plead guilty:
SO and 1914 costs.
David Taylor. complaint by Deputy I.
W. feansoH. DtFIita NoAht1s tcHtciaNe SUE
pended on payment Of S3ls costs.
Benjamin +. Burgis. William Weeks
George r. Sherwood. Nelson Buck bes
and James Cowell, complaint By Deputy
X. w. French, Jackson County; plead
guilty. s. each.
Frank Cullen, complaint by Deputy
French, Jackson County, plead guilty
fined So
Edwin Grosl. complaint made by Deputy
French, Jackson County, plead guilty
| fined s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

The Irish-Ameficsn Literary Society hsld
= meeting last evening in the A. Q. II
hall on Cansl-st., several ladies being pres
eut. Messrs. shsnhan. Mcbride Or
Mulher and NJ. Coileton we're ap-
pointed a committee 50 conmuniczte with
Sir Thomas orsttsn snd Arthur O'CoDuor
members q zoe British Psrlismsnt 20 have
them visit this citv While making tour Of
Arner,ra The deoste vas on toe subject
whicA 81 ths TO, the medical fraternity -
the legal frsternifT, had been 81 tse most
hsneft ta the people. Dr. Muihsrn and 7.
F. Mcbride spoke siooueatly for
tie former. apd William ~. Taylor ard
J. r Mcknight sxpstisfed 81 some
lenxfh n favor 81 tie after A vote wss
taken from The sudie1oe. snd TIE frisnds
cf The doctors disssnrsd fhs lsu~srs bT
good 3ssl
An ercsI.snt nausicsi r~ogTsm-e vs.
fhe1 presented. TIE does - TIE xissss
esesYn heirg psrfsc1 lsrlF fBe. On motion
AZ Niehaei % isfsa. Aezsrs NcBride Ne
knight an1 1rfea wers sBpoSnted CON-
rs5fsee 80 sTra1xp for - entertainment 70
e xivsn in octcter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
MIcH1eASETTEs.

The natural gas craze has reached On
tonsgou-
Gr.ndviIls has Ave Touring mills, al
booming.
Al. Holmes. OF Grand Haven. gets the
ccntract for building East Tswss $4,000
water works-
Rishop Gillespie. president II the Board
Of Charities. ssys the Asnistee All = sDisn-
didiy managed.
A. Czrnichasrs house near Benton
Hsrbor wae destroyed By hre. Less. 5000.
Insurance. 5000.
Peter Contts. axed s6 and hisson Thomas
CouftS Young msn. vers both ooflet a.
Tsssar en- Monday.
The rrrsipfs a. The Jackson prison from
visitors during the state tsir amounted to
shout $Soa. The total number Of visitors
wss 36i7
The holland CITY F>-s srpearsf IS a
fsir dsflv yesterday. It = lie hrsf daily
s~.r published in Hoiisnd and nlskss .
verv fair hexinning
A. Sorx's hsby fell int0 cistern st Green
vile .n8 xsS sased hy ifs mother. who
,srana in after if and vas nesrlT drowned
n making he rescus.
Cen. r. A. Aixer snd Col Aaron r. Bliss
# Ssrsnaw. have soia irsct of pine sui
IN Chippews county 70 = Gentleman ir De-
troit ard srother IN Bay tfsy fer shcrt
0eo ofsa II wiz cut shoHt 81 cen TO ieet
81 pine. two-thiris white and one-tbiri
Ior~av
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28
THREE BABIESBURAED
= roaalsLE FIRE At NUsksecN
1Az~s Li1tIs 0ass A.ss fhslr Lisss--A
str.ass hxElsslea a. tsraaa Lsa<@---
Ds4xa 81 Us. E4lz. % EhArsstss---
Deslh fFssa Eyrstssxtcsa-

E4EA41HtE .te4@tta et---a-
Aask ks0s. SEPT zlAn alarm o. IRE
x2s tafnsd "a a. 80 tonighE, caused ~ tne
banning "a hoess a. tie corasf % :" Asn-
inston sad Dlsision- sss-. owned aad oc-
enplsd b. sfAaeis Hoex. as vie and three
nssls children. IA a. IS Ars. Hook ssnt
do.n ioRa - tsmperaacs meet
inx leaving void Tor her husband
d come for Der Ar hocz put
ths ci4iidrsa 10 bed a. s.airs. tie little q 81
~ 0Da 1e1 AL ths little tSil boys ia
tts other. he PLACED the amp "a he Dnread
4ad locking ua tbs 10uso started - bring
bis sifs acme. About twenty minutes
LATER ths amp explaslsi. and the house
pas immedialsly in1ansd. Henry Blaze
sad Niiliam Barnes seeing ne haass,
turned Ia an siarel from the water works,
and The nrs department HAs soon a. tae
scena of tna eonhss ration Chisf fal-
Ion tiscoRar-d one of the cailaren
aud srssplnk one u ia nttie .ezs
pulled u irom the burning ss1ss- las
other tN0 we're found about tour iset away
and iI ~as quite eyidsat that they bad
burned up without being able O. leaFe their
bsds- ~ tha tins the p2rents lad re-
turned 70 nod their home Ia flames aud
Their babies gone ir0m Lhem forever. The
falhsr became frantic. and thinking bis
cblldrsn sefe still Ia The 6drnias building.
affem ped % rush In and t to0k six men 10
hold him 6sck. The nlotner Uas plcstratsd
with zrlsl a. hsF tsrribie loss. Coroner
Nanderwert vas aotided and empaneied a
Jury. They we're not long Ia deciding that
the helpless babes bad suffered ce4tn oy
smoke oef0re the dame5 had reached them.
The remains we're turned over 70 nder-
tsker w. IA. irvine, Who vii prepare tnem
for infsrmenL
The house wss consumed BY the flames
snd TIA loss 90 it vii probably only
amount % about $40. partly
inzurei lt Was sOrrO~ing
crowd Of perhaps 4. SO people, who gath
cred around the ehsFred remains Of that
which ~As 80 recently a happy nome and
sOaxnt 30 comfort .Sae husband and vile
who. In such brief period, had been left
ehild.es.. the three darling sunbeams OF
their lives being Suddenly wrested rom
them. The t~O little boys who perished IN
the flames we're twins, and we're aged D
years and II months. Ihs little girl rss
: yeas Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-28

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